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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
A DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN.

"My wife has been cured of Eryspelas Of long stand
ing by Palmer's Skin Success One acquaintance who
had Barber's Itch and number Of others who suffer
I'd with different skin diseases, have also been PER
RBCTLY CURED by Its use. THE Rev. John Scarlet
East Or ange N. j.
Price 70 cents; trial Box % cents. Sold at DEUS
Store of M. KAPPER, II North Market st.. Canton.
THE PALMER CHEMICAL CO., New York
fah17,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

MARYsyILLR wants to be enrolled
among the prohibition towns Of Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
A UNITED VERDICT.
The Result Of Evidence from Unim'
ra DeaChable Witnesses.

Ex.PresIdent Arthur's partner Judge Hyer, Of Rah.
way, N j., A A. Drake, ESQ. Y. stock K1cbange,
Rev, B. M. Adams, Brooklyn. Y. z, +. A. Marcy ESQ
Hsrtford Oonn. and others In all localities bear evil
dence to the fact that Palmers Skin Success Is safe
AID speedy remedy for cutaneOus diseases OF
RRI NAME AND DRGRBE. Inherited or contracted such
Tetter KInRworm Psoriasis Scall Prurigo, Plies and
all SKIN EruptOns, Ulcers, Scalds and Burns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

NRs. HRSBY Woon. the anthoress q
teE.., III e her ,laath ne R6:l. .aCF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
a Great Victory
A Terrible Case Of Scrofula
Cured by
Hoods SarsapariIIa

d" In the winter of 1879 was attacked with
Scrofula in one OF the most aggravating FORMS
At one time had no less than thirteen large
assesses over and aroundmy neck and throat,
continually exuding an offensive mass OF
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable to endure. 1t is impossible
to fully describe my sufferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years Of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, was worse than ever.
Finally on the Recommendation Of W. j.
Huntley, druggist, of LOckport, was induced
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months, the scrOfulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the assesses have all
disappeared, except the unsightly scars, which
are daily becoming smaller by degrees, and
beautifully less' I do not know what 1t may
have done for others, but do know that in
my case, Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved an
my gratitude send these facts unsolicited,
and am ready to verify the authenticity Of
this cure, by personal correspondence with
any one who doubts it, CHARLES A. ROB-
ERTs, East Wilson, N. Y.
This statement is confirmed by W. j. Hunt
ley, druggist, of Lockport, N. Y, who calls the
cure great victory for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Send for book giving statements ofmany cures
Hoods SarSapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Made
only by G. l. HOOD g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

900, 900 were in
six divisions be-
tween the Missis-
sippi and tn e
r Rocky noun
tains. The in :
crease was large
in the south, es-
pecially in Texas,
where it was
nearly $4,000, 900.
The proportion of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

NO NOTICE TAKEN OF THE CoRP'RAiioN CouN'
Sells OPINION OF THE THIRD TRACK.
JF Bingham. attorney for the Manhattan Elevated
Railway said yesterday that he had not yet receiver
COPY of the opinion or Corporation Counsel Morgan j.
O. Brieu in which he advises Mayor Hewitt tha - inc
mir, or cantor track along Thirdayc has been con
,trueel witeut authority and that 81 forms an IN
lawful obstruction in the street whereon 1t ha' oeen
erscted" No action had been taken by the directors
Mr. Bingham said 50 far as he knew, in relation 10 'e
opinion and he could not glyo any forecast ~ " "N'
tb. company proposed 10 10 about IT, 49,. A., .o,,o,ov
II was learned esewhere however tnat tuc egt ~,
do not propose he governed by the "pd ,h, oro
,ard ~ take M the third track without nSn' p,n
interested In the affairs OF the railway ssd ye,ia
that the corporation Connsers opinon uu l., ~ man
soor sw When the Legislature granted me o-S ~
Two tracks on Ihirlave IT gave a,s' I ,r,ct "a
rs. usce"s,ry Mr. OBren will nnd tnat ne IA, pus
his signature To opinion thar VIII nor pea ~
;asncc,,on II he intended II as acanpaSh "o'u"e" !"
vii discover that he has made mistake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

The County Democracy Senate Convention OF the Win
Dstric: last night nominated George T. angoein the
present Assemblyman from the XIII Assembly District
The County Democracy and Tammany conventions
were held last night ia the Xth Senate District and IN
accordance with the decision OF the Joint conference
committees. j. A. Cantor was nominated for senator
Mr. Cantor formally accepted the nomination.
The Win Judicial District County Democracy last
night nominated John Jeralenon for justice Of tho
Civil Court
The IXth Judicial District United Labor Party Conyen-
ton last night nominated Henry III. Hawes Tor tiYll
Justice. -
The United Labor party last evening nominated Max
B3yersdOrer their candidate Tor the ONCE OF I'll
Justice IN the Win Judicial District.
Tho INtn District Democratic senate Convention OF
brooklyn. yesterday nominated Thomas +. Farrell for
Senator.
~ Tho convention Of the ia judicial District United
Labor Party. last night John Gallagher elected
mo ViIfh pstrIc tinted Labor Party judicial Con-
ycntOn last night .cctrd Thomas ]. Pufdy.
The niied Labor Ihity ~ the Ist Judicial District
last night nominated Frank Fl,Isersh
Tho United Labor Party Oi the WITH Judicial District
The IIId Judicial District United Labor Party last
night nominated eX-Judqe John D. BlllllRs.
The Progressive Labor Party In the INth Senate Dis
trict last night nominated Thomas OMEN.
In the Xth senate District Rudolph Pelenbrink was
nominated last night by the PrOgrr1~iVc Labor Party.
Tammany Hall IN tho VIII Senate District last night
endorsed Michael e. Murphy. Che County Democracy
The i'd Assembly District County Democrats last night
nominated Timothy d. sullivan.
The Kiln Senate District OF Tdmmany last evening
nominated Edward +. Reilly.
Eugene s. Ives received the Tammany Hall nOmina-
ton last night IN the KIN Senate District.
james A. German received the United Labor Party
nomination last night in the XIth Judicial District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
CREDITORS FIND OUT HOY THEY SI4ND.

BANK OFFICERS DISCUSSING GRoVESrEEN q PELLs
AFFAIRS LARGE SUMS OyERDRAwN
The creditors of GrOvesteen Pell. who are mo',y
bank officers at the office Of Eugene Kelly CO.
No As Exchange place yesterday. President Edwarh'
of the Bank OF the state. was chairman, but President
Kiug OF the Bank OF Commerce, took prominent part
in the discussion while President Baldwin OF the fourlh
National and some other bank officers kept In the back
ground There nothing done The chairman feaa
the report of an expert who had examined the Rome AMI
Decatur Railroad and the conclusion seemed to be that
the had been begun at both ends but there was an
unfinished gap somewhere
Aresoution to complete the road was offered but De
fore the vote was taken the meeting was Adjourned rn
Friday The action due partly to tho confession OF
the committee that the affairs OF the East and West Ala
bana were so complicated that report could be MADE
Assignee Phiip r. Harding present by invitation
the committee and offered the first balance sheet taAea
since the establishment of the firm. 49,, ~,
n anpearcd that Mr.. Grovesteen hah oVetdra"h vi,
account over S93 900 and Mr.. Pei Slllsoo Inc hfs,
loss was m ade IN speculation, and or MI fel accon'
ahout 81 lost in the same way while ,he w
ance covered living expenses for I'VE years Io'
hook accounts was read By the assignee, out IL W. ~
nted that only few hundred dollars could DO FeaHei
from Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
DID BEER KILL THE BOf'
FOUND DEAD UNDER SINGULAR CIEcCNs'ANVt'-
GNAwED BY RATS.

FOUND DEAD UNDER SINGULAR CiIOO NS'N'''
GNAwED BY RATS.
Policemen at tho Union Market station anu Z" n'"'
ouar,cr, were asked on saturday night aud shhuAS u
81 hal any Information about Joseph Berger la
of thirteen years who missing from hi hoh'' a.
No 80 Avenue C. HI IA her, Charles Berger ''"''
German emp Dyed in " Iockwoods big cooper ''VP
n No 10 Finh. -. went to work yesterday m"fhlnS
with heavy heart because the boy had not been fou
Most of the cooper, employed In tho shop kne" VA"
hoy well - he carried beer for them on working da''
when he was not a school ~ late a. 80 y. !"
On saturday. Joseph had carried pail oil peer ITO"
a rum .bon in the ucEhbOrhoOd 70 the cooper shop
No one could remember having seen the boy amor '"'
hour 49,, 800.
Soon after 10 a. NJ YES er'ay. one of the co"p'r-
went into the cellar of the shop. where baItci, af'
stored. and the end of crooked pa>>dgi mas D'
The tiers of barrels stumbled oyer the body 81 The ms
ing boy. \ L .ht which the man carried showed UNI"
the lad, face lad been party eaIcu away b. the ldi'
The appearance OF his body indicated hat 10, had dH't
from A natural caii,e. The police thought that to
boy had drank too much bccr on saturday afternoon.
and had died af er going into the cellar 10 sleep OH
enerts al the beer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
YALE U1NTS TO CHALLENGE OXFORD


SHE THINKS THAT HER CREW COULD BEAT THE
ENGLISH UNIVERSITY.
NEW-HAyEN, Oct - (Sp,cidh.-There il considerable
agitation gsng in Yale College boating circles Just now
that May result in the Yale Varsity going over to
England and meeting the oxford eight the Thames
4 fow days ago Bob Cook quoted Ia New YORK
paper az saying that Yale could beat Oxford and It was
this statement that boating ts thinking and talk
ing As things look oxford will certainly DO email
lensed II the backing Of the alumni can be secured.
L. l. Caldwell. Ysle's famous stroke. was asked about
the matter this afternoon and he said 1t is almost too
early say anything about this idea OF Yale challenging
oxford hut has been talked quietly by the DC at:
ing and Cooks statement Is approved Trend oi
Yales DO ,tng interest was In England this aud
brought IA back much valuable Information about tho
course upon which the Cambria oxford races occur
think II the alumni favor the idea of sending crew
meet oxford. 1t will he big thing for Icatng
interests here There i certainly CnOud material 10
make n ont or Eight or the Gcn who rowet In tue
last two Varsity boats are s IN tho university be-
eve could beat p<or There Is doubt that inter
est in the mater Will demand some sort oil action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
am n.r.oualy concerned Hire half am not hiring
| hall
ENTHUSIASM THROUGH THE STATE.
ruy TICKET HEARTILY APPROVED IN EVERY

CoUNTY-MR. NICoLLs CANDIDACY.
The Republican State Committee resumed lis labor5
early Yesterday. Gonorai Knapp made Tying Visit
TO Auburn On saturday, returning on late train sun
day night He enough, he said. while away to IN
crease his confidence in partys success at the polls
Senator HiscocI dropped in to say few wo"s
before starting his tour through the northern part
Of the State IIe was accompanied by ex-senator
Miller Mr. Miller expressed great satisfaction at the
nrocress of tho STATE canvass declaring that Victory
WA. no longer a matter Of doubt In this opinion
Speaker Hustled hcattil urfed. :" u'u ocia'o!
Vel, . ..a.. ilatt. Of ,uSl,kccpse, L. L.
iunan, chairman Of the Washington County Rcpubii
an ,nInmiuce OK Scnuor CoGntcSmai'. the Ecv
clark WRIGHT Congressman S. V. White. Congressman
Bagley and Frank L. Baker, OF Waterto"h' senator
Cogee.hall. f. Il. Vrcoland. OF Salamanca ana - T.
Middleton, of WATERFOWL
Congressman white will take the stump this week.
starting Tomorrow Hts engagements are Hancock,
Thur.day nj chit sydney Friday, and Delhi on Saturday
vening He will, In company with Colonel Dennison,
formally open the new Opera House at Dansvhie on
November 3. ,, ,.
The nomination of Mr. Nlcoll for District Attorney
on the Republican ticket much discussed at The
state Headquarters by visitors. Gehrfa hhapp OK
pressed tho ndividnl opinion that Mt NlcOli nonhnh
lion vould help the party throughout the state.
Another prominent leader SAID " The question ~
i,suc in New York City Is whether thcfc shal DC con
iInunncc municipal reform "a carried or pra'tcaS
by MIR Nirol, or return to tho old thc'ihg system
he old ways II will be keeping with the Republican
party. record to ake the light side OF the question:
even II il has to lndorse Democrat 10 do So ms J.
tho whole case In nut she'll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
GAMES OF BASEBALL

prrporr oct 9l-Ihs Detroit AMI 81 Louis clubs played
hero q day large crowd In spite OF tho nlpping
weather worlds champions usual outplayed their
opponents every point and easily BALDWIN pitched
with effect but Carutners dd not The game was
the thirteenth aud resulted n Detots ninth
victory. The follows;
Detroit ............................02 ! %
81 Louis .--.-+.---l " " " " -
Ra,sht.- Detroit II. 81 Louis , Errors -ietfoif l.
81 Louis Pitchers Baldwin and Csrulheis nipIes-
Kelly and Carney
CINcINN.rI oct 9l-The Cincinnati club managed to lie
feat the indianapolis players after brilliant game by
tho follow ne
Cincinnati .......... ...........-.-.O u =,
u " y " -
t,s.hit. rin,unati ID: Inltanapols ID Gin.
cunati indianapolis, l. Pitchers MuIIae AMI BoEIe.
Umpro-Mr 1unisOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

RrFFTAyS CHASE 4 CARRIAGE ~ THE STREET
The c,ngs Of ruans that ncs certain streets ON the
east side OF tho city rapidly growing In dignity and
some OF them aspire to tue exalted rank OF hiSh
waynen An attack on carriagoin Firstave. between
and 8 O'Clock in tho evening. looks like n bold move.
but D. H. IIoughtaling. OF No. 32l Cntonaye Brook
lyn the victim OF such an attack on Thursday night
Mr. Uourhtaling IL prominent member OF the Oxford
C,ub and IA, bean It's president on the evening In
question he started In his carriage with his
wife and daughter to attend wedding 10
Lexington ave They crossed the river by the Twenty
third Street ferry and while on the boat tho co!orod
coachmau William +. Jackson. had some words with
man who erI the boat Immediately on Its landing anu
ran to liquor store at Tw MY third ST. ana tirstaVe
As Mr. iiouyhtangs carriage turned the corner into
Firstaye gang OF from ten 10 heon nen a. he uihks
came out OF tho shop and chase They followed tho
carriage about M Twenty sovcnthst and nearly
overlook H. but wero distanced la tho end Mr.. Tough
falling said last light that tho account OF the ahr pub
shed in Brooklyn paper was highly colored and that
the facts wore as stated above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
"prrsovAL Liberty" - PHILADELPHIA.

PniI.,piLI1u. Jet 81 (Specitl The Methodist min
later. =, their meetings to-day took decided action
AGAINST tho Personal Liberty League which supports tue
Dcnocratc nominees and fayors an open SUNDAY ior
taverns etc. Tho following language was used All
clrrgynsn Protestant and Catholic. should preach OH
In. subject OF Christian sabbath and te special dan
ger OF the present attempt thereon on the sabbath PRIOR
20 the November election" The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted: -
mat Tins meeting appoint a committee to confer with
similar committees from other ministerial meetings IN
order IhAt uaited acton nay 10 had upon ne
b,t now menace the Christian Sabbath; that We VIII rs
far a. practicable comply with the request pre~cei
AMI prr c ON tho OF the value or the christian
SABBATH and ~ peril on the Sabbath before the election
in November, VI ~ soon as praclcdD!c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
TRYING TO SETTLE THE NAvARRo FLAT CASE

committee OF the shareholders In the Navarro apart,
nent houses, consisting Ot Robert lenoN Beknap |cne
Clinton Is. Fisk, James d. Hague, Frederick H. Law
renee, Charlton r. Lewis, James McKeen, 4. /. Hal
George II. Adams and Mr.. Maitland met. yesterday IN MI
Ad,s's consider the proposition made by Jo'
T. Navarro settlement OF the long-pendng nat hO's
litigation. MIR Navarro wanted give the sharcholtes
their apartments for nNe years AZ nNcd rental and a.
the eNplraonO OF the term pay them n per cen, OF M
face value OF the stock. lie also proposed that ~ W,
future renting Or the apartments the shareholders >hOJs
have The preference and that any Improvements whh
they might make should be considered King thr
value The committee discussed the proposition all The a,
without arriving at any conclusion, and ad!oash''
10 meet again on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
DUTY OF BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

DUTY OF BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
EVERY MAN WHO HAS NOT REGISTERED SHOULD
AVAIL HIMSELF THE EXTRA DAY.
To-day Is an additional and final day of registration
in Brooklyn. Already the number OF names rccorue'
IS 100000 but there arc fully 10000 voters In the
c,,y. and enough moro should DO secured to-day 10
exceed tho 1877 900 registered in the Blaine campaign
Democrats are making every effort to secure tho regis
tration Of every vote they depend upon ana IL
behooves every Republican to save himself from uis'
.anchiscment by seeing that his name Is recorded TO-
day.
Tho Brooklyn young Republican Club and the cleo
ton district capt aims will do all in their power TO get
tho voters out but their efforts need to BIO supple
mented by Individual exertions. No ono registered
last Tuesday need register again to-day. The Board
OF Elections issued this notice yesterday
OFFICES OF THE BOARD EIEcrIoSs,)
Rooms AND o. CITY HALL
BROOKLYN, y. V. october "a, 1851
To the Voters Of he city Of BrooktW;
Under advice of the Corporation counsel TUESDAY
October o. will be observed throughout tue city as an
additional day of registration
The registration OF made on Tuesday October
will be allowed TO stand and will bo treated as in all
respects valid
Tho names to be added to the registry ON Tuesday.
October o. will DO those of such legal voters as have not
already registered.
II will DO unnecessary any who registered On
Tuesday, October Is, to do anything further In the
matter.
His name s legally upon the registry and he must be
allowed to Election day the same as IL he had
rersered OIL either OF the other days OF registration
TIMOTHY PERRY,
JOIN GILBERTsON.
CHARLES n. COTTON
THOMAS V. POTTER,
OF Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25


Charles q. Francklyn's 100000 ball when II was
confidently stated by his lawyers on saturday would DO
forthcoming on Monday. did not materialke then nor
oler in the day the law still maintains It's grip on MT
Frnpcklyn. John hoffman, OF Franckyns counsel said
that he and Franclyn had been busy preparing MS
cnso that they had had tno 70 look up DalI 10 III
the legal requirements regards the ball. two indlvid
nails must Justify In 81 900, 900 caoh ana people VINO nrc
willing 10 put M amount for friend Ia trouble arc
moi easily found While at tho Office OF Butler stllhah
& Hubbard Mr. Francklyn attended by Oruer Oh AT
rest ClerH Martin and Deputy Sherns Young ana WASH
lie cannot move step outside of Ludlow street ia"
without AT least two OF them accompanying him
The detectives conducted Mr.. franckyn back 10 lud
low street Jail from his lawyers offices about O'clock
last ght ne retired soon after his Imprisonment
Is affecting no Their hts health nor his spirits
Lose BRANCH. oct "a tSpeciaD. Charles g. Frahck-
yn owns tho cottage which President Garfield passed
his last hours and also tho Ebsron Hotel This property
/, valued at about $4,000 Tho property was mort
gagged on September ., 1885, for 100000 Tho mort
gage Is held by Mrs Mary McEyors Gosln the wife OF
Colonel George Gosng. OF tho British Army
rho records in the office OF thecounty clerk OF Monmouth
County show that year seror. Mrs Gosln loaned MI
Franckyn money. the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Ncw-York loaned him $4,000 on the same properly
Tine mortgage the life insurance company has Deen
cancelled OF record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
GOVERNOR HILL COMES TO TOWN.

The presence OF Hill Al the Holman House
YESTERDAY and tho meeting Of tho Young Mems Demo
cratic club there In the evening impaired some appear
ance OF life to the Democratic Headquarters, tie oca
Il which ordinarily appeag TO be in comao-o condition
The Governor arrived shortly before noon lie wa
accompanied by Mr. Cook, tho Secretary OF eiat'
Robert A. Maxwell State superintendent OF Insurance
and Chairman Murphy, OF The Democratic state Com
litice Immediately after lunch tho party retired 20
The Governors the second floor, where the
entire Executive Committee followed them shortly
onerwarI When asked about his mission, the GOV
crnor bandy replied that he came 10 discus sta
politics only, and wOuh not think OF interfering ia
local affairs lie remained al the hotel all day trying
10 devise sOmo means to save ~" ticker from certain
jcfeat lie will speak In BROOKLYN next week, bur
Will return to Albany this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
HOyORTyG 4 VICTORIOUS CREW.

Tho members of tho sophomore class vao compose"
the freshman crew Of Columbia College last year
yesterday reelected Martn T. 3oger captain oil INV
class crew. On Saturday the crew viii BE- ph"'.
graphed, and in the evening Tompkns Mcllvane' 1.
ot the crew, Will pi,e dinner 10 his Associates ~
home, No. IS rast Ninth-S, in honor OF me w, A.,
victory Oyer Harvard AZ Nowlondou. Ia p''V"'''
the clay Will give dnner TO the vciols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
sctfI RACE on THE HARLEM.

The challenge trophy offered by Mr Os
borne for Al scu handicap open 10 members
tho York Auiletc club ONLY took place tho Har
lem River yesterday T. NJ Comparatively - seconds start
W Y Bauvier A. seconts George d. Philips scratch.
started The rowcd NJ stream ovot the usual ons
mile course from um yard dock 70 point Just be-
low McConb. Dam bridge Compartment hal tho lead
coming past NevYors Athletic Clubhouse while PAIL
In. ptssel matc bill for the prikc philips
strongly tho three quarters but Cowperth"a
a shed hnish line wnnsr Nv four lengths Ia MN
uic, 81 second, Lsutouaat BauNer came IN farce
lengths behind phillips The closes TIL, seasons sport
mn fhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
LIQUOR DEALERS FORcED TO ASSIGN

The schedules of Horace Webster < Co., whol'sss
liquor dealers doing business IN this city, philsde
lhia and Chicago IA their assignment TO Frederick
y. Lawrence, wem filed yesterday. Tho liabi.tie'
are STOJ.7)O 90. Tho assets consist of stock worth
%33l529 Is. bank accounts of the estimated yane ot
$4,000. aud real estate worth 10000 and NOR
gactd for $1,000. Of the securities S2oO,U2 % arr
held bv creditors and Will not come INTO the hands
of the assignee The held bv the latter amDunt
10 abon; $3.50 900. The bond of the assignee Is liked
$4,000.
George Vandewater made assignment ye,ier-
day 10 Philetus Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
DISCUSSING CHVRCH NTSTC.

paper on Church MKic' was r'ad 81 ~" -, n,,a
OF Baptist Minister, yesterday by the Row w -.
of Newark. Mr. Boyd wanted TO have higher ''
music in the churches. The Rev Theodore \ ~ w" h..
said that he took little stock IN AVERAGE hnon Tho
and he did not think Il form ni pur' f ghurchfs
EcN. DIR. Ili,cuck objected 10 the tutnhi- I ddtlr.
mt concert halls by the introduction OF orehe'''
COZ and trnnhnf.ns.